Working pc in garage?

[onionring]

Maybe I bought a crappy device but it would be better with a straight up cable.

Post when you have time, no worry

see above (the post you quoted before)

[Galarix]

see above (the post you quoted before)

I'm going to return my ap that I bought, it cost like 40$ so I wasn't expecting much anyways.

It was an Tp-Link, model TP-WA730RE.

The problem was that I couldn't connect it to my own wifi.

It had really bad signal withing the garage so I'm thinking that if it's going to work that way I may need to pay alot more.

I'm thinking of running a Cat5e from my window (2nd floor) to my garage window which is like 5m so I think I'm Ok

[onionring]

I'm going to return my ap that I bought, it cost like 40$ so I wasn't expecting much anyways.

It was an Tp-Link, model TP-WA730RE.

The problem was that I couldn't connect it to my own wifi.

It had really bad signal withing the garage so I'm thinking that if it's going to work that way I may need to pay alot more.

I'm thinking of running a Cat5e from my window (2nd floor) to my garage window which is like 5m so I think I'm Ok

straight up cat5 isn t resistant enought to last outside, and there s the problem of always having a window open.

there is some exterior cable available but it s more expensive.

i would go with a powerline kit if i were you.

[Galarix]

straight up cat5 isn t resistant enought to last outside, and there s the problem of always having a window open.

there is some exterior cable available but it s more expensive.

i would go with a powerline kit if i were you.

I thought that I would squeeze it between the window since I never have it open anyways.

Which cable do you recommend that will last outside for a while?

And how reliable is a powerline in mining purposes?

[onionring]

I thought that I would squeeze it between the window since I never have it open anyways.

Which cable do you recommend that will last outside for a while?

And how reliable is a powerline in mining purposes?

powerline reliability is fine, you ll get maybe a drop out every 2 month...

(personal experience when i ran 3 routers on the same network, so that setup is way less stable than just 1 router to drive the power line)

and if it crash. it ll blink red and you would only need to unplug/replug it.

idk what cable would last outside (no experience there), i would just run it in a pvc pipe. maybe look for exterior cat5e cable in google and see what comes up.

[Galarix]

powerline reliability is fine, you ll get maybe a drop out every 2 month...

(personal experience when i ran 3 routers on the same network, so that setup is way less stable than just 1 router to drive the power line)

and if it crash. it ll blink red and you would only need to unplug/replug it.

idk what cable would last outside (no experience there), i would just run it in a pvc pipe. maybe look for exterior cat5e cable in google and see what comes up.

I'm thinking that the powerline would be the best alternative then. Can you recommend any?

[onionring]

I'm thinking that the powerline would be the best alternative then. Can you recommend any?

they re pretty much all the same, (they must respect a communication standard). i d just get the cheapest kit you can get. (i got my trendnet kit for 40$)

the kit i use:

http://m.ncix.com/products/sku/81383

a completly identical set (except the outlet) but its currently on sale (40$)

http://m.ncix.com/products/sku/80858

it would also be interesting to get the kit from somewhere you can return it if you don t like it.

[Galarix]

they re pretty much all the same, (they must respect a communication standard). i d just get the cheapest kit you can get. (i got my trendnet kit for 40$)

the kit i use:

http://m.ncix.com/products/sku/81383

a completly identical set (except the outlet) but its currently on sale (40$)

http://m.ncix.com/products/sku/80858

it would also be interesting to get the kit from somewhere you can return it if you don t like it.

Bought a TP-PA2010PKIT, it's working fine!

Such temps, much doge:

[onionring]

Bought a TP-PA2010PKIT, it's working fine!

Such temps, much doge:

 

glad i could help and wow your garage  must be freezing to get those temps on the gpu!

[Galarix]

glad i could help and wow your garage  must be freezing to get those temps on the gpu!

Just got a BSOD:

BCCode: 116

  BCP1: FFFFFA80075284E0

  BCP2: FFFFF88002D55D88

  BCP3: FFFFFFFFC00000B5

  BCP4: 000000000000000A

  OS Version: 6_1_7601

  Service Pack: 1_0

  Product: 256_1

What could be the problem?

[onionring]

Just got a BSOD:

BCCode: 116

BCP1: FFFFFA80075284E0

BCP2: FFFFF88002D55D88

BCP3: FFFFFFFFC00000B5

BCP4: 000000000000000A

OS Version: 6_1_7601

Service Pack: 1_0

Product: 256_1

What could be the problem?

i guess video driver issue? did you update recently? just i guess tho, never had that bsod...